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Being a fan of ''[[High Fidenlity]]'', I bought this book.
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Being a fan of ''[[High Fidelity]]'', I bought this book. This is my favorite of Hornby's books. The movie has the same plot and characters, so it was decent, but most of the clever thoughts Hornby has his character's think it lost and the visual effects look pretty bad, so it's not that great.
  
 
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This is my favorite of Hornby's books. I haven't read it in a long time, so I'll have to re-read it before I write a review. The movie was decent, but not great.
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* Having the novel swap between the perspectivea of the four main characters was executed beautifully. They each have their own motives, desires, and ways of thinking about the world which feels genuine.
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* The dialogue of Martin and Jess in particular is hilarious.
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A Long Way Down

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Hardcover - USA - 1st edition.

Author Nick Hornby
Published 2005-06-17
Type Fiction
Genre Drama
Themes Drama, Suicide
Age Group Adult

A Long Way Down is a novel by Nick Hornby and published on 2005-06-07. It was later made into a film.

Personal

Own?Hardcover, USA, 1st edition.
Read?Hardcover, USA, 1st edition.
Finished2000s.

Being a fan of High Fidelity, I bought this book. This is my favorite of Hornby's books. The movie has the same plot and characters, so it was decent, but most of the clever thoughts Hornby has his character's think it lost and the visual effects look pretty bad, so it's not that great.

Review

Overall:

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Good

  • Having the novel swap between the perspectivea of the four main characters was executed beautifully. They each have their own motives, desires, and ways of thinking about the world which feels genuine.
  • The dialogue of Martin and Jess in particular is hilarious.

Bad

Ugly

Representation

Strong female character?Pass
Bechdel test?Unknown
Strong person of color character?Fail
Queer character?Unknown

Links

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